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While working on the wiring on my 34 1/2 ton , I found out that the head lite bulbs can go in two ways. If you end up with one high and one low it looks like you turn one bulb 180 ! Is this correct? Was there any light in the dash to tell you when the high beams were on ? Thanks.
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I am not sure when the high beam indicator light was introduced but they generally consisted of a small red light in the top of the speedo and some were labelled as well.
Tony
1938 1/2 ton Hope to drive it before I retire
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The dash high beam indicator light was an accessory for 1935. The 1939 car and 1940 truck was the first to have it as standard equipment.
I wouls think that the pins on the side of the bulb connector would be offset so the bulb could be installed one way only.
Gene Schneider
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Chevy Nut, bulb pins are at the same level and the sodder buttons are 90 degrees to them. Thanks.
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